Ok, so the big question is what is the Teknophage. He discovers along the way that there is a resistance forming to the Teknophage and becomes part of the plan. He falls for her immediately, even though she keeps stealing from him and running away. Now in another universe, he connects with the girl and they quickly try to game the system. After finding some tech onsite and relaying this to his boss, he is abducted as well. We catch up with him after swindling an old woman out of her farm.Īt this time, he is told the story of her daughter who had been abducted by aliens years ago. Rob is the type of man that would sell his mother for a buck.

Next comes the best piece of the collection, where we get the story of Rob and the Teknophage. It was a neat little way to start the collection, but left me more confused than anything. We start off with the single issue which centers on a storytelling contest between Teknophage and Lady Justice. In this collections, we get both trades written about Teknophage and a single comic that tied together a number of the characters that Gaiman created for this world.

Mars Will Tag No More! 2000AD abstract acrylic advertising Alan Moore Alex Nino alien Al Williamson Amazing Spider-man animal inside you animals art Avengers Batman big box of comics Bill Mantlo birth black and white Black Panther book review books brains Brave and the Bold Captain America Carmine Infantino cats Charles Yates Chris Claremont Classics Illustrated collage collection comic book collage comic books crime Dark Horse Comics DC Comics dinosaur dinosaur books dinosaur comics Dinosaurs an Illustrated Guide Dr.This one was hard to put down because it was so damn bizarre. indie box: Rare Bit Fiendsįollow Mars Will Send No More on Mars Will Advertise No More! Mars Will Categorize No More! Here is a preview of the pages where Teknophage recounts his earliest days as just another evil telepathic dinosaur, and how he discovered the multi-dimensional technology that made him master of the planet.Ĭollector’s Guide: From Teknophage #4-5 Tekno Comix, 1995. With artist Bryan Talbot, Veitch blends horror, science fiction, and a cynically hilarious social satire to make Teknophage a story you will never forget - assuming you survive! Rick Veitch created this evil bastard reptile for Tekno Comix, a Neil Gaiman venture. Many have tried to overthrow him, only to have their souls ripped from their tortured bodies and consumed. He cruises his planet spreading misery every where he goes. Teknophage feeds on souls, which he extracts from helpless humans in the horrifying vats of his mobile city. Inside the indie comics box today, it’s Teknophage: a walking, talking, totally evil dinosaur who rules a world much like ours, only infinitely more terrible.

Neil Gaiman's Teknophage by Rick Veitch